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abhishek gaurav
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As for now, the closing date for application to the B.P.T course of SNS College of Physiotherapy for 2025 intake has not been declared. Prospective students may visit the website of the college or contact the admission office directly for the information on the revised dates.
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abhishek gaurav
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Candidates seeking admission into the BPT programme need to have Class 12 as an essential qualification with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Candidates can obtain an application form by paying the application fee from the college office, or they can download it from the website. The process is strictly merit-based, and after completing the application form, they must submit the same along with all the supporting documents.
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abhishek gaurav
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Candidates who have passed class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology are eligible to seek admission to the BPT programme. The application form can be obtained from the college office by paying the application fee or downloaded from the website. Admission will be strictly on merit and requires submission of the fully filled application form along with all the required documents.
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Aishwarya Rai
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No, AIIMS does not offer a specialised Forensic Medical Science program. While AIIMS offers various medical courses such as MBBS, MD, and MS in different specialities, it does not provide specific programs dedicated to Forensic Medical Science. For those looking for specialised forensic programs, other institutions may offer more focused courses in Forensic Science or Forensic Medicine.
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Nishtha Chatterjee
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Yes, a Forensic Medical course offers a promising career option for medical students who are interested in combining medical knowledge with legal investigations. Forensic Medical course plays a crucial role in criminal justice by determining the cause of death, analyzing evidence, and providing expert medico-legal opinions in court. With the increasing demand for forensic experts in crime investigation agencies, hospitals, and government organizations, this field offers diverse job opportunities. Medical students with a specialisation in forensic medicine can work as forensic pathologists, medico-legal consultants, or crime scene
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Aishwarya Rai
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Forensic Medicine course is typically offered as an MD (Doctor of Medicine) course in India. The MD in Forensic Medicine focuses on applying medical knowledge to legal investigations, including autopsy procedures, crime scene analysis, and determining causes of death. Unlike MS courses, which focus on surgical practices, MD programs are more theory-based and research-oriented, making MD in Forensic Medicine the appropriate qualification for those aiming to become forensic doctors or medico-legal experts.
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Shruti Khanna
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There will be 90 questions in AIIMS BSc Paramedical exam. Students will be given 90 minutes or 1 hour 30 minutes to complete the exam. One must note that the negative marking scheme is applicable. For each correct answer the marking scheme is +1 while for each incorrect answer -1/3 mark will be deducted.
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Parul Thapa
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BSc Perfusion Technology course is specifically tailored to train students in the operation and management of cardiovascular equipment, particularly heart-lung machines used during surgeries like coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) and open-heart surgery. BSc Perfusion Technology course focuses heavily on circulatory support, monitoring blood flow, and ensuring the success of cardiac procedures.On the other hand, BSc Medical Technology is a broader programme that encompasses various aspects of medical technology, including diagnostic, therapeutic, and laboratory equipment used in healthcare settings. BSc Medical Technology may cover
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Mamona Jain
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In AIIMS, the salary of a perfusionist depends on experience and job level:Entry-level (0-2 years): INR 40,000 - INR 60,000 per monthMid-level (2-5 years): INR 60,000 - INR 80,000 per monthSenior-level (5+ years): INR 90,000 - INR 1,20,000 per month
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Saumya Bhandari
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AIIMS has established a tie-breaker criteria to assess the performance of candidates scoring same marks in AIIMS nursing exam. Some of the criteria are:The candidates having higher marks in Chemistry in the entrance will be given priority if the tie persistsThe candidate who has secured higher marks in Physics in the entrance will be given priority if the tie still existsAt last, priority will be given to the candidate who is senior in age
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